Forrest Fox
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Mine is still doing it by the end of a long day. Not too bad though.
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That’s looks like the standard for a network I deal with a lot. Im my case:
Ignore the 5.1 channels if you are not producing in 5.1
Do a good stereo mix, with the other channels as described, as you are able. If you’re not doing descriptive audio, leave these channels silent.
In premiere, use Loudness Radar to monitor the average LKFS in 1-2 minute chunks.
Pay attention to the other requirements for peaks. Usually -10db true, never exceed -6db.
Start with a multichannel project/timeline and set your master audio mix to eight channel.
If delivering electronically, set your export file to multichannel/8.
I was new to this about three months ago. Now it’s easy peasy – however time consuming.
Forrest
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New NVIDIA Driver 346.02.02f03 seems to have solved the problem for me. I’ll let you know if it returns.
Forrest
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Must not be supported for mobile GPU. Bummer!
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https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/84213/en-us
The most recent drivers come with it, apparently.
You don’t see it in system settings?
Forrest
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Cuda 7.0.52
Do you have Nvidia driver manager installed? Is so, you can turn the menu bar option on and off in preferences.
The same option to switch drivers is on the first page of preferences,
Forrst
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Top of the desktop, along with the Adobe Cloud icon, dropbox, Time-machine, etc. I have a Nvidia Icon. “Graphics Drivers” drop-down.
It still acts up when Premiere is running and I open mail, etc. but it goes away immediately and I have zero trouble in Adobe applications.
Forrest
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My issues seem to vanish when I switch to the default Mac OS driver (little Nvidia button at the top lets me do this). CUDA still works. Excellent video performance remains.
2010 Mac Pro
GTX 680 macForrest